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Assessment Pack — Mathematics 2

Term 1 · MATATAG Curriculum · Key Stage 1 · SY 2026–2027

This is the English copy of a Filipino document. Grade 2 is assessed in the mother tongue under MTB-MLE, so assessment.md carries the papers as the children actually receive them. Do not administer the English wording — the items below are for observers and supervisors checking coverage and standards.

Grade Level Grade 2
Term Term 1 (weeks 1–11)
Assessment Basis DO No. 015, s. 2026
Key Stage Key Stage 1 — still numerically graded this year

1. How assessment works this year

Grade 2 still receives a numerical grade in SY 2026–2027, and moves to descriptive grading in SY 2027–2028. The five levels for that year are in §7, so a teacher meets them early.

School year Descriptive grading Still numerical
2026–2027 Kindergarten, Grade 1 Grade 2, Grade 3
2027–2028 Kindergarten, Grades 1–2 Grade 3
2028–2029 Kindergarten, Grades 1–3

The weights — and why none are given here

This repository does not hold the Grade 2 weights, and will not invent them.

The 20% / 50% / 30% reported in DO No. 015, s. 2026 is attributed to Key Stages 2 and 3 — Grades 4 to 10. Grade 2 is Key Stage 1, so it is not covered by that split.

A Key Stage 1 Electronic Class Record was published for Grades 2 and 3 only — itself evidence that they are numerically graded — but it could not be obtained. See source-catalogue.md.

So the teacher enters the three percentages in class-record.html. The record does the arithmetic and refuses to show any grade until the three add to 100.

The three evidence sources remain, whatever the weights: Written Works (weekly checks, worksheets, short quizzes, seatwork with working shown), Performance Tasks (the term tasks, group activities, oral explanations), and Examinations (Summative 1, Summative 2, Term Examination).

Formal written testing at Key Stage 1 is to be limited and developmentally appropriate. Every paper below is 20 items or fewer, half the length of Grade 4 upward, and all of them can be given orally.


2. Table of Specifications — Term 1 Examination

20 items · Remembering · Understanding · Applying · Analysing

Weeks Content CG Item nos. Items R U Ap An %
1–3 Circles and composite figures; slides Q1 · 1–3 1–4 4 2 1 1 20.0
4–6 Counting, reading and ordering to 1000; ordinals Q1 · 4–9 5–9 5 2 2 1 25.0
7 Place value in a 3-digit number Q1 · 10 10–15 6 1 2 2 1 30.0
8–9 Addition to 1000; properties of addition Q1 · 11–14 16–19 4 1 1 2 20.0
10–11 Value and comparison of money to ₱1000 Q2 · 1–2 20 1 1 5.0
Total 20 6 7 6 1 100

There is one Analysing item, deliberately. At Grade 2, an item asking a child to compare two things is already heavy. Item 15 is that item.


3–5. The papers

The three papers and the weekly check are set out in full, in Filipino, in assessment.md §3–§5. Their shape:

Paper Items Minutes Covers
Summative Test 1 15 25 Weeks 1–5 — shapes, numbers to 1000, place value
Summative Test 2 15 25 Weeks 6–10 — the three questions, zero, addition, money
Term 1 Examination 20 Weeks 1–11
Week 7 weekly check 10 15 Competency Q1 · 10 only

The marking notes that matter to an observer:


6. Performance task rubrics

Four rubrics, each 4 criteria × 4 levels = 16 points, covering the four term tasks: Ang Bilang ng Aming Barangay (find three real 3-digit numbers locally and give the value of every digit), Ang Tindahan sa Sulok (five real shop prices, add two, find the change from ₱100), Isang Larawan, Limang Bata (a pictograph where one picture means five), and Isang Araw sa Aking Buhay (four clock faces from a real day, with a.m./p.m. and the intervals between them).

Full rubrics in assessment.md §6. The two group activities in offline-activities.md carry their own 12-point rubrics.


7. For SY 2027–2028 — descriptive grading

Next year Grade 2 receives no numerical grade. The five levels are set out here so a teacher learns them while numbers are still in use.

Level What it looks like in Week 7 of Mathematics 2 (this pack's suggestion)
A Namumukod-tangi (Advancing) States the value of any digit in any 3-digit number, zero included, and explains why two identical digits in one number have different values
B Napamamalas (Benchmarking) Accurate on all three questions for an ordinary number; hesitates when a zero appears
C Natutungo (Connecting) Accurate while holding the bundled sticks; errs once it is only a numeral
D Napauunlad (Developing) Gets the place right but says the digit where the value was asked for
E Nagsisimula (Emerging) Reads a 3-digit number aloud but does not yet see the places

Reporting is through a Learner's Progress Report carrying narrative feedback, not a numeric report card, and no academic awards are conferred at Key Stage 1.

⚠️ All of the above is reported, not verified. DO No. 015, s. 2026 could not be downloaded in the environment this was built in. The five letters and the phase-in years are consistent across several reports, but the "what it looks like" column is this pack's work, not the order's.


8. What is deliberately not here

Term 2 and Term 3 papers (the repository teaches Term 1 Week 7 in full) · numbers beyond 1000 (Grade 3) · a transmutation table (it depends on weights this repository does not hold) · item analysis (needs real learner data) · a DepEd-format TOS (no prescribed layout was obtainable).


Part of the E-turo MATATAG artifact set. The Filipino originals: syllabus.md · lesson-plan.md · lesson-plan-ilaw.md · assessment.md · offline-activities.md